Girl witch movie...I think her name was keke?

umm I thinkk your talkin about kikis delivery service its about: Kiki is a 13-year-old witch-in-training, living in a village where her mother is the resident herbalist. It’s traditional for witches to live for a year alone when they reach 13. In the opening of the story, Kiki takes off for the big city with her best friend, Jiji, a loquacious black cat.

Kiki and Jiji (sitting on Kiki’s back) flying by the clock tower in Koriko just after arriving. It has been noted that the “vibrant” Stockholm-inspired city gives a sense of safety as well as independence.[4]Kiki settles in beautiful Koriko. (The name is not actually used in the movie, and it is often spelled “Coriko” in publications from Ghibli.)

After a hard start, Kiki finds friends and a place to stay.

But she has only one witch’s skill: her magnificently natural ability to fly. So, she begins a delivery service.

Kiki experiences setbacks, and she must contend with adolescent worries. She is pursued by Tombo, a local boy who’s crazy about aviation.

The film is set in an idealised trouble-free northern Europe of the 50s - as with most ghibli films one of the glories of the film is the impossibly real and detailed scenery, in this case of the stunning city on the sea.

In the crisis of the story, Kiki’s powers to fly, and speak with her cat, diminish and ultimately disappear: Kiki feels as if she has lost everything. In the emotional core of the fim, Kiki investigates such “artist’s block” with a new friend, a young painter named Ursula.

In the climax, Tombo is accidentally lifted into the air by a dirigible. When Kiki is his only hope of rescue, she pushes herself to regain her flying ability. Improvising with a street-sweeper’s push broom, Kiki manages to rescue Tombo.

The story continues through the end titles where we see that Kiki is now comfortably part of the life of the town. She flies in formation with Tombo on his human-powered aircraft. A little girl has a Kiki outfit and broom. Kiki finally has the red shoes she has wanted. The film closes with Kiki narrating a letter to her parents about gaining confidence through difficulties - she sure loves this city.